Recording Conversations
This is a discussion on Recording Conversations within the Other Criminal Law Matters forum, part of the CRIMINAL LAW, ARRESTS, TRAFFIC TICKETS category; Nevada is technically a 1 party consent state for recording conversations. However, the supreme court gave a ruling that interpreted ...
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Sep 17th, 2008, 08:45 AM
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Recording Conversations
Nevada is technically a 1 party consent state for recording conversations. However, the supreme court gave a ruling that interpreted it as needing all parties consent. I have conversations that are recorded with my ex wife who I am now in a custoday lawsuit with. These conversations proove my case. She lives in Kentucky and I recorded them here in Nevada. Can I use them in court in Kentucky? Can I get in trouble for them?
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Sep 17th, 2008, 04:11 PM
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Re: Recording Conversations
We normally recommend you check with your state attorney general's office or the local police dept. before using or taping--See also "taping phone calls" WORLDLawDirect - Taping phone calls --
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